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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-23
For Every Mechanic !

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Invention both 10 or own and In foreign
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OF many tiwts that value to the practical
mechanic. The paper is now in It's seven.
tenth volume aud has sissdil, improved 10
the quality OF iis con tents and, as nAtu.
rHl consequence, 10 Us popularity eith the
reading public
The Publishers announce that thoy for.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-23
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMoRs CATTLE MARKET,
H. so0S ,

BALTlNORe CATTLE MARKET.
Dec as. :se1,
Cattle are sold At these 6gsres live veiaht.
Hogs ere sold at net weight, that II 20 Der
cent lgenerally )o6 from live weight. sheep
are soI1 gross, that 10 live weight. o: moth.
ing %.
Prices Ct Beef Cattle this week ranged a.
Follows: Best Beeves at 35a$4 IS. those
generally rated first quality 62asi 90 me-
diam OF good fair Quality 2 75a$3 90. ana
ordinary thin steefS Oxen and cows. 2 90.
81 SO per 100 lbs.
OF the Cattle received 53e came from
Virginia 81 from West Virginia. les from
Aarylsnd, $40 from Ohio. ego from Ken
lucky, 33l from Illinois. aud 50 bead from
Indiana. Total receipts for the pas, week
23l7 seainst 226i last week, aud s5i5
same time last year.
OF :be offerings 66< gsre taken BY the Bal
timore bu cters. 3i9 By coastsy dsalers. aud
Al sold TO Eastern speculators. Total sales
for the week 1890 against ltl3 last week,
and zoos same 'ime Last year
SBsrP AND LANBs.-There was . light Of
feriug OF Sheep on the market this week,
with a fairly good demand. Prices were
fully tc higher than last week, independent
Of the quality, which was better than il was
then. We now quote butchers Sheep al
All cents, with few extra at cents. and
Lambs a 4s53 cents, per h gross. Receipts
lhis week OF sheep ant LaEbs were 1000
heed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-23
WHAT AN TO DO ?

Inc - mptorns OF Bi'iousness are urlIappi-
ly but too well k 1own They differ ln dir
erent individuals 10 some extent A Bill
ious man is seldom breab fast ester Too
frequently, alos, he has an excellent appetite
tor liquids bat none for solids ~ = morning
His tongue will hardly bear inspection At any
time: 1t II is not white and. fufred, il Is
rough, nj all events
The digestive sysiem 10 wholIy,tui.o OF o.
der and Diarrhea OF CouStipation may be
syn iom OF the two may alternate. There
are often flemorrbOids or even losa Of blood
There may De igiddiness and often bevdacb
snd scidity or fisiuience add tenderness In
the pit Of The stomach 7 o correct all this
" not effect cure tsv GREEE's Auousr
FLonEH u cests but triAle aud thonsaads
attest its efficacy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-23
A Novel Bet

While am not betting man said y. J
Cheney Of the firm Of y. J. Cheney h Co.
considered II my religious duty to make that
fellow bet, you see he was about dead, and
guess be would Of died before spriug II +
bad not Of got bin on the bet y on know
some men bad rather lose their life than
lose a hundred, well he was one or that kind.
and We both came nesr being out but I
saved my hundred and 10 only 81 him ten
dollars. llOws that7 lie sent for me one
day and said the doctors had all g.tep him
up TO die, with The catarsh ! told him that
would bet him SlO0 that Halle Calarrh
Cure would care him or would give him
500 II IL failed he took the latter proposi.
ton. This vas three months ago you zee
how he looks now, don't you, - vel az sny
one. and dandy American Toledo, Ohio.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-23
Fiftieth Consress-lss Session

The Senate. Wednesday Of last
week. decided the West Virginia con.
tested case in favor Of the Hon. Chas.
Jss. Faulkner, and tina: gentleman
appeared aud was sworn in. air,
Morrill, spoke in favor Of his bill TO
regulate immigration. The House
was not In session. having adjourned
from Tuesday until Friday.
In the Sonste, Thursday. Mr.. Coke
introduced bill limiting the iue:s.
diction OF United States Circuit aud
District Courts. Mr.. Stewart spoke
IN support Of bic bill to provide for
the Issue Of coin Ger iica,es to circu-
late rs morey, sf'cr which the Senate
adjourned uatil Monday.
In the House n concurrent iesoiu-
ton was adopted for an aijournmoat
OF tie two houses srtm December 22
60 January 4. During debate on
the resolution. MIR. Reed. Republic
car. made political speech. ridicul-
ing President Cleyelan,rs message.
and the attitude OF certain democrats
on tho tariff question, which Was e..
fcc,ivciy replied TO by Messrs Hatch
and Cox. The House adjourned un-
til Monday.
Among the hills introduced in the
Senate Monday was one by Mr. Huar
relating tn the celebration OF the cen
tennial ofthe inauguration Of the cen.
stituiion. The Senate passed House
concurrent resolution for a holiday re :
cess from yesterday To January 4.
AIR. Pugh introduced resolution "a.
voring revision OF the interna! rev.
enue and tariff laws. anil spoke in ia.
vor OF tue resolution. Intbe House
the committee on rules was nnnoun.
cod, consisting Of the Speaker aud
Messrs. Mills, Randall. Reed aud
Cannon. The House. by vote OF
l63 to 81, adopted resolution re-.
farring to the com nittee on appro-
| riat:ons the reports of the Court OF
Claims on the French spoiia,ion bill.
In the. Senate Tues SHAY hill was in.
trodnced TO pace the widow of Gen.
John A. Logan .on the pension roll
at the rate Of $4,000 year. Bya
vote or 3S to Is the Senate decided
take. up he. B'air educational bill
Tor consideration, Faulkner voting
In favor Of so doing, and Kenna not
voting at all Mr.. faulkner offered
resolution to pay 10 Mr.. Lucas,
who contested his seat from Ibis
Stale n certain sum (amount left
blank) In. full all expenses in contest
The sea-. Referred to election com
miitee. The House !a'i brief ua.
important session.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-23


Montsns.'p Dakota, Washins ton,
Utah and New Mexico Territories
will probably spply for adui sson to
the Union as States during the pres.
ct session OF Congress. They all
ella IN to have population enough. to
entitle them to one Representative
in the lower house. II admitted they
VIII not exercise the right Of nation-
al franchise until 1892 A Pniladel-
phia man was trieh Friday for cruel
" teating his children. The charge
was not sustained and the Judge, I'm
discharging the prisoner. told him To
correct bis children whenever they
needed it; that IL vas not only. his
right. but his duty. IL do so.-Tkos.
q. Woolfalk has been convicted at
Macon, Ga !, of the murdersof NJ inc II
bis relatives and sentenced 10 be
heug.-Tne yellow river of CHINA has
overfiowed its hanks, drowning tens
Of thousands OF people and render.
ing millions homeless and Starving.
General Longs'ree' has applied for
State pension under the law pass Oh
by be last Legislature Of Georgia
providing pensions 10 wounded Con.
iederate soldiers. Grneral Long,
street was wounded IN Tie second
day of the Wilderness. He is seq
enty years oil and is poor msh !.
Tie number Of applications urder Ia /,
law Is very large.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-23
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F IL UCIAEY NOTICE.

RY request Of A. l. Pugh. Deputy for
ID John Monroe late Sheriff Of Hampshire
county, West Va. aud az such comm ittee
Admir- Of William Timb,ook, decd Notice
is hereby given that l Will attend at my CT
lie in Romuey, West Va, in said county,
on the 25,h dry Of January, 1883. for The
purpose of receiving proof Of debts or de.
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sEINES. ~ ETS TENTS
AND SPORTING Gt,oDs

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Holiday Whistles!
-1csTABLIsHED 1s1S-
Economy Liquor StOre!

Inc oueet hiuor and wine house in MARYLAND The
GOODS price, No ccnpoundnp
g one AT .ns mousse All goods drawn the original barrels
right before your eyes Pure Rye ays in stock Vol
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-23
THEINTELLIGENCER
FRIDAY. DEoENBEn %. lss7.
Topicnl Points.

Topical Points.
If the Morrill, tax refunsiog |
becomes law. this State will be
$203.479.65 richer.
*x*
JAMES L. FOSTER. of New York, an
enthusiastic Blaine man, has been g
iected President OF the National
League Of Republican Clubs.
~.
10 protect a wool industry OF
s45.0oo.o0o. the people of THE couu.
Try annually pay as consumers an
excess of $4,000, 900. No wonder
they are clamor,ns for lower tariff.
~.#
GEN. MALONE is still asserting his
claim to the leadership of the efub.
lican party in Virgins. and will pro.
badly be AWARDED the empty Eonor
OF a nomination Cor the United States
Senatorshir.
<.*
The Republican League Of the
United States" is to be the outcome
OF the Republican club convention
held in New York last week. This
is to be in lieu Of the machine that
Sas smashed by the people 10 1884.
~
Hon. d. b. Lucas will, it is said,
at an early day issue an address to
til people of this 5 tate announcing
that the next legislature will be full.
ly justified in ,hs election Of two
Senator'S
So
A sub committee Of the fiaa.c
committees of the Virginia Legisla-
ture has prepared resolution to the
effect thattae State will pay no more
OF its d.bt than the amount fixel by
The Ridd.eberger bill.
Nv
SECRETARY FAIRCuILD has an.
pointed MIR. Perry G. Smith, OF New
Jersey, as chief Of the appointment
division Of the Treasury Department
in place of Mr.. Eugene Higgins, re-
signed.
The republicans are IN akiny g,eat
efforts t. stir up sectional feeling a.
gainst Mr.. Lamar. In connection with
lis nomination for the bench OF tie
U. 5. Supreme Court, in order to pre-
vent bi sconfirmation by the Sen ate.
They have no reason for such seton
except that Mr.. Lamar Is Southern
man.
TIE report and resolutions of the
Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections in the Faulkner-Lucas con.
test were agreed 10 by the Senate by
a uiUd Oocc vote and the oath OF Office
was administered to Judge Faulkner.
This decision Of the Sena.e 10 a
clincter on tho fact that the laws OF
the United State, are clear and ex.
plicit aud must an against any
State constitution. Mr.. Faulkner
takes his seat from tho 4,h of last
March according To the Seaate's deci-
sion, which refuses TO recognize Gov.
ernor Wilson's appointee as having
filed tho vacant seat during the in
terval between the adjournment of he
Legislature and the converting or the
extra session. No matter how stronu.
ly Governor Wilson's position may
have been backed by the constitution
Of We t Virginia, the United States
Senate 10 sweeping in It's refusal 70
even consider the point.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-23

The Virgins Legislature yeet,r-'
day (fhursda J elected non. John S.
barbour U. >. Senator 10 succeed
Rid i!eberger.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-23

Notice to Physicians q Accouchers.
FINDER the law establishing Board {
- Health II is the duty Of all Physicians
and Accouehers IN the county TO register
their narnes and POstoiice addresses with
me- Only three have done 90 Report
can he made by letter. C.S WHITE,
Nov rs CLARK County Court hampshire co.
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OUR OWN MAKE.

Double CtrIer Distilled No
Tor edcai purposes strictly and Which guarantee
We have large stock of BLACKBERRY
mace Hio 'etl stock OF Rum, Gn and other Liquors.
CIGARS ToDAcCos Our grades mon
VIII ou S Visitors are surprised and buyers delighted
cur fine goods the work For Liquors the pint quart GAL
lon or barrel 60 i'
+. HIMNL Err & CO.,
- 10 20 Bedford AL,
s1s Special atter,ion given orders by rail.
PRICE LIST
Gallon jug and Box 80 Gallon jug and Box So
2 do do do do IS Is do 90
) do do do
1he above for Ore Eve Wbi,k6v nd
"n;cia year 81 sge is SO
All filed. when
Tor cry nck: &c order ,csge stamps taken in
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Members Corn 4 Flour Exchange

Butter, Eggs, Poultry. Game, Dri.
ed Frui'a, Botanical Roots
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Returns msds ca dey oi salu References:
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-23

SECRETARY FAIRCHILD has ap-
pointed Mr.. Perry G. Smith, OF New
Jersey, as chief Of the appointment
division Of the Treasury Department
in place of Mr.. Eugene Higgins, re-
signed.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-04-28
The Law Must be 0beyed.

There can be no question OF the
sentiment existing in Nashville
against the violation of law in the
playing of game Of base ball at
the park last Sunday. The senti
ment is not against the game itself,
but against the clearly indefen 81 BILE
fracture of statute. The proceed
inos of the ministers of the city at
their meeting yesterday, reported in
detail elsewhere, show this.
The duty OF those who are in
trusted with the execution of the
aw is plain. The directors of the
base ball club have made the issue
and they must abide by it. The
grand jury meets next Monday,
and TO them the matter will, OF
course. be referred with the pretty
we'll assured result of a vindication
of the law by the finding of numer-
Gus indictments. AS one of the
ministers present at yesterdays
meeting said, if this statute can be
broken with impunity, so can any
and every other, and the result will
be chaos and neutrality-suspicious.
for no one and complete subversion
of all authority. Clearly, this Of
fepse-and it is an aggravated one
cannot be overlooked, and we
take it that the mass meeting OF
citizens called for Friday night will
so strongly emphasize this senti-
ment that hesitation on the part OF
the executive officers will be out of
the question.
Good or bad, the law must be
obeyed as long as it is unrepealed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-04-28
Carlisle and Commerce.

Mr.. Speaker Carlisle was inter
viewed at Kansas City a few days
ago by the Times and had some
thing to say about the interstate
commerce law which is worth read
ing. at IS one Of the greatest
questions that has come before the
people in dozen years" he said.
''The law is necessarily very imper-
feet, because,of the many different
issues at sake and because it was
compromise bill made up, some of
it from one bill and some from an
other. The one great mistake of
the bill, in my mind, is that it does
not cover all transportation between
states. 1t seems hardly just to
leave olt the water ways and legis-
late alone for the railways. | take
it that all business carried on be-
tween states, whether by rail, water,
dray, wagon or by manuel labor, is
interstate commerce and should be
| considered as such. For instance,
| i've in Covington, and my wife
has a habit of going over into Cin-
cinnati, and will sometimes pur-
chase quite a bill of goods, which
are sent home by boy. Now that
boy is a common carrier, and if 40
interstate commerce law is made il
should apply to him. There are
many features Of the bill which
have no doubt will be repealed a
the next session of congress, ant
some Of it may be considered an
constitutional by the courts, but
believe the long and short hau
featareto be good and just. There
Is no justice in building up thc
large towns at the expense Of tbs
small ones, as was done under thC
old system. This section of th'
law may be suspended for the hene
fit Of those lines affected by waite
competition, but the latter shoult
| be regulated so the section coult
be held strictly to the intentions o
the law.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-04-28
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